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dock. Besides calking, the main work
being done Is the putting In Of six
new plaDks about the water line, the
entire length on either side. A new
fore and aft hog'chsin will be put In
also. This 10 the hull OF the Matches
that ran the great race with the Robt.
Z. Lee to 81. Louis. II was built at
Cincinnati In lSo9-eighteen years ago
and after ten years hard nervice in
the cotton trade, and eight years as a
whariboat, II 10 still a good hull, and
bids fair to yet survive the wear and
tear OF yesrs Of tims.
THE lighthouse tender Joseph Hen
~ has made the following changes In
beacon lights between this port and
Helena: Head Presidents Island, dis
continued; below Transfer, new light !;
Easleys, moved up $50 yards; Cow
Island Bend, moved up 400 yards;
Norfolk, moved down 100 yards; Star
Landing. moved mp one mile; Com.
merce Landing, moved down 200
yards; Peters Tow Head, moved up
500 yards; Garter Field, moved up 90
yards; Ashley Point, re.sstablished at
point; Bordeau Island, moved up. 800
yards; Falls, new light; Hsrdin's
Point, Discontinued; Snip Island, re-
es ablished on bar; below 0. K. Land
Ing, moved no three fourths OF q mile ;
Harberts, discontinued.
A KANSAS CuY special says: "Ths
steamer Benton, OF the Powers line
OF boats, arrived in this city Wedues.
day afternoon at o'clock, having &C.
oomplished the distance from Fort
Benton, NJ. T., IN ten days. Capt. Il.
ID. Mariner said to q reporter: Both
the Judith and the Benton constituted
the Powers limo Of boats, which ran
from Bismarck to Fort Benton, q dis
lance CT 1000 miles, and were doing Q
thriving business In carrying freight
and passengers between these points,
but the introduction OF a branch OF
the Manhattan railroad took away all
our business and froze us out. AS
there was no further need OF the
boats, II was determined by the pro.
priotors to send them TO st. Louis and
be sold. These two boats have been
running between Fort Benton and
Bismarck for the last fifteen years,
and were the only rapid means OF
travel. Many an old settler expressed
his regret at the disappearance OF
these boats from the river All ex.
cept four will enter the sugar and cot.
ton trade on the lower Mississippi,
and the only river traffic that will
amount TO anything will DO between
Bismarck and Sioux City, with head.
quarters at Pierre"
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uLKARINaB.
EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
New Yort and principal cities North
and East, par buying. 1 premium cell.
ing; New England sight, discount
buying; New Orleans, I discount buy
ing, par selling.
STOCK CALL BOARD.
There was no seesion Of the Gall
Board held today.
nav YoRK, Angus, 26.-Money on
call active at from 10 8 per cent; last
loan Z; closed at 6S7. Prime
mercantile p,per 81 10 Q. Sterling
exchange dull at 4sOi for 90 day bills,
and 1921 Tor demand.
There was q much better feeling
exhibited In the stock market this
morning and better figures we're made
all along the line, Missouri Pacific ad.
ding 70 tho improvement by q band.
some advance. The bears, however,
pursued the same tactics which have
been 90 successful heretofore and, Ia
SEARCHING for weak spots, discovered
that there was little or no support for
stocks aud vigorous Onslaught was
made, digcied especially against the
Southern and Oregon stocks. Dis.
quioiing rumos OF all kinds we're cir.
eulatod, and the story that larhg o..
orator wac In financial difficulties was
very succo6eiul u creating en- unset.
tied feeling. The assertion tina, reyer.
nj large houses were unloading their
specisltiss was also uted with oonsld.
erab'e effect and money rates we're bid
M tos per cent. When the pres,ure
wes removed q handsome recovery
ensued though the lowest figure
showed le,aes ranging mp 10 0 Dor
cent, ard In most stocks the
loves. figures yet attained In
the present decline were established
Alter noon, however, the erCa, break
Of the day occurred, In which Oregon
Navigation, R5ading, San Francisco
prelened and several others wer,
leaders. Lowest prioeo -ere generally
reached before / O'Clock, and tbs
market became more quiet and slowlj
advanced until the cl0se. The gain
closed q1ict and firm, though at mate
rally lower figures than last hight
The Important net declines are Oregon
Navigation 3, San Francisco preierre,
4,Ong1n necontinenlal 3, Colorsd,
Coal I, Reading and Manhattan II
and other smaller amounts In the Get
i've list, bat several Of the specialize
are down from 10 per cent.
Railroad bonds arc less active today
and exhibited no special fesiurf
though the tone oil the dealings wa
in close sympathy with the stocl
market an was weak throughout tn
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Proposals for above named works must be
separate. and each proposal must be sisned
By the person making the sans, and paced
In It's own envelope and marked "Prorc..I
10 build - leyee In - parish, from -"
giving nan . Of lsvee, and Of parish aud Of
person making proposal.
A deposit Of current money on cortifod
bank check 10 required for zach lsVee, 70 the
amount above stated, which Should be en-
closed In tho sealed envelope, sale deposit 70
be forfeited 10 the Board Of Commissioners
for the Filth Louisiana District In case the
person n whom the work mar be awarded
shall fall 10 giEn articles Of asreeuent and
Gle complete bond within forty eight hours
alter notice Of adJudication.
Bond will be required IN san not 10 ex-
teed Eve cents per cublio YARD on the anount
t.tAtsd In the Advertisement, With two 10
pretlss, who vii be rsqulr,d'to.maks ssth
hat they are worth over and above liabsit-
The board reserves the Tight 10 reject any
lsyees AZ thsy may deem proper. and 10 In
crease ordiminlsh the Offering a. they too a.,
Payment Tor work vii be mane one-hAlf
cash and the balance In warrants Of this
board beafing eight per cent. Interest per
Annum from date Of cofnpl ton Of contract,
and payabls one year from date.
Plans, pr0hlea aud fpooih eatiops OF the
above ~0rk can DO seen, and Any 9th In
formation that bidders may dsgifs, obtained
AZ the one ~ the Board u state .rsineers,
Al New Oflean', La ana at the present
once % tho Lsyee Board, At TAllulAh. Ii.
~ ''' " j. T. MCCLELLAN.
President pro tom.
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ENERAL NEWS.

LroHr rains.
Business fair.
CLOUDY and.oool.
RIVER still falling.
No B)ATs announced 10 leave today
THE Mississippi Is rising slowly At
st. Louis.
TnE Arkansas river Is rising at Lit
tie Rick.
The Jay Gould Is the next Valley
towboai due mp.
TnE Cumberland river Ia rising
slowly at Nashville.
PILoTs report 7 feet at Darnelles aud
8 feet at Gosh Stewart'e.
TIM snsgboat II. q. Wright left yes.
terday morninR for Vicksbnrg.
The Future City, with barges, passed
10 81. Louis late Thursday night.
Tas Coahoma, from FTiars Point,
brought 4 bales cotton and 7 bags seed
cotton.
DuRIs0 the twenty four hours end.
ing at noon yesterday the river here
fell 2 inches.
TnK Coahoma for the lower ard the
R,ne Macteady for the upper coasto
had good trips.
The ferry boat Alice, In tow Of the
tug Ida Patton, Is making regular trips
to Mound City.
The Belle Memphis Is expected "a
pass here early this morning on her
way to 1T. Louis.
THE new Lee line steamer for the
Memphis aud 0sceola trade will be
launched today nj Paducah.
The Rene Macready, from 0Iceola,
brought IL bales cotton, 4 bags seed
cotton and 80 sacks cotton seed.
Taa Arkansas City, from III. Louis,
passed TO Vicksburg yesterday alter,
noon, with q good trip. She put Of
here about 100 tons oil miscellaneous
freight.
The Anchor line packets leaving
here tomorrow are the City OF Yicks-
burg for Vioksburg nj 10 O'Clock q. m.
aud the City OF Providence for St
1 Luuin ~ ~ NloNh w. ms
ris rumored that the OoahsmI
will run In the vlckhbnrg and Arkan
sas City trade In connection with IN,
Kate Adams. CAPT. Stack Lee vii
command the CoahomA
Carr JAMS MuRPHY was run owe
"Wednesday morning at Donnellyi
Station, near Pittsburg, and instantly
killed. He was born In 1896. and VA
the frat man who commanded q boa
on tho Allegheny river.
A sEw VII 10 oak water gauge hai
been located nj Paducah. The gaug'
differs from the regular In 10 lar tina
the iron plate 10 sunk into the timber
rendering Il safe against drift and othe
distractions. The cost Of the new
gauge was $3.50, and marks up 10 o.
feet.
THK southern transportation Com
pany will meet shortly 10 propaf'
plans for the approaching season. TIT
regulations will be about the same q
las, season. Three new ageEts vii
probably be appointed-one at Louia
Vile, one al Cairo, aud another
Memphis.
The pilots Of the Arkansas City re
port n remarkable uniformity oil dept
on ell the shoAl places TO ~ Louis
and q better condition generally OF th
river at this stage u waior than r.
many years. There are Q feet At Twi
Hollow, Selma, Fort Charters, Be
Genevlove bends aud Apple cree
with the lead, AID 8 feet a. Kline
Point with the Itick.
Tn. hull Of the old Matches. In NJ
A q wharfboat by the Rsiuge oil
mill at vicksburG ID In the vAllstl
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet
and closed quiet; middling, Ole. Sales,
unimporisnt; receipts, AZ new bales;
shipments, 80 bales; stock on hand,
1878 bales; receipts to date, 662, 72s
bales; shipments to date, 852, 374 bales.
EIcHAsaH QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7tc; good ordinary, Sc;
low middlipg, SIC; middling, ole;
good middling, Ole; middling fair,
nominal; fair, nominal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September LIT, 1909; burnt,
6907; homo consumption 10 date, 2779
stock running account 1878. Imports
l.. 4 n. r. r., q; NJ. 4 L. X. r., 4; o..
o. & 3. W. X. x %; NJ, s. q b. X. X ,
q; steamers, 10 T; wagons, 10. Exports
NJ. 4 I. X. r., D; o., o. K s. W. r.
r., "a.
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
Receipts at Memphis for week end.
ing Angus, 26th, l43 oales, as against la
bales same week las, year; since Sep
tember lot, 662, 7i9 bales, against 645,.
300 bales same time last year.
Shipment. for the week, l4l balee,
rs aeainst 29i bales tame week last
year; since September lsi, 652,374
bales, as against $4,000 bales same
time last year Sales for the week, SOC
blles-all 10 spinnere.
New York spots opened easy and
closed steady; middling. . Size,
Sales. l3. 2 bales. Quotations we're n
folio VS.: Ordinary lBs; good ordi'
nary, Sic; low middling, Ole; mid.
ding, o l3.l6c; good middling
10 Lice; middling fair, 10 ll.l6ci
fair, IL 5.l6c. Futures opened quiel
and easy and closed dull, a. follows;
August, o $500 50; September, o goa
$50; October, o lS99l9; November
o l499l5; December, 0 IA; January
g.lS(G9l9; February, Q 2499.25
March, o 3lCh9 80; April, 9.3s(G9 80
May, 9459946; June, 95l99 So
July, o 6699.6S. Sales, 81, 900 bales.
The New Orleans spo, market opened
quiet aud closed easy; middling, Ole
Sales, $50 bales. Qa1ialions we're a
iolloss: Ordinary. 7lc; good ordinary
sic; low middlipg, &c; middlinR, Ole
good mlddlipg, 9ic. Futures opened
steady and cloeed quiet, a. follows
August, o As; September, 6.55[a8. 80
October, s.73(9s.74 November, s.709
8.7l; December. s.72C98.73; jam
AIRY, s779s7S; February, 8 67C9s ss
March, s96SS.97; April, 9.05(99.0 6
May, 9.l4Cg9.i6; June, 9.24CS9.26
Sales, 10. 700 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET
4 Ton. H.. 4 p,ta.. f4,n.s
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MULEs Ann HOxsEN

MuLRs--Lieht demand; IA to I43
hands high, $s09l20; la to 10 hands
high, $ll6@l36; 10 to l6i hands high,
$l35@l60; LOT to is hands high, $50.
The chief demand Ia for mules from 10
to 153 hands high-levee mules.
HoRsks-Dull; drivers, $l25@l85
heavy draft, $l459lS0; saddle, $3.50
175; extra saddle, Sl759275; plugs,
A5@s6. Texas ponies, $20@65; few
on market.
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PR0vIsIOns.

BurrER-Bu,ierine, l4@l5; cream.
cry, 3O@33c; dairy, 22@25ej country
butter, l2i9lSc.
Hoo PRoDucs Steady; mees pork,
new, tl7 80; old, SIS 90; sugar cured
hams, 139i3ioj breakfast bacon, lilo
l2io; clear rib sides, bacon, 9iI39ic;
9 ear side bacon, 9ic; bacon shoulders,
7ic; bulk pork, clear sides, o.: Gear
rio sides, siC9sic; long clear, sac;
shoulders, 6isi stripe, 7te.
LARD-Tieroes, &c; half barrels,
7ic; tegs,.7ic; choice kettle, sl@sic.
Carss-Phme asts, 9Sl0c; New
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Money 8 Per Cent, New York Ex'
change 1.S Premium.
Seton 0uiet-MiddIfng Cotton, sesc
sales To-day Uns
important.


AfPKAL OFrtCE,
FRxDAY HvHKIHs. August rs, 1887.
Money rates remain entirely I'M
changed, at s per cent.
The local cotton market closed 4uiet.
Sales for the week, 500 bales.
At New Orleans spots are easy and
futures quiet. August advanced IL
points, September declined 8 points,
and the new crop months showed q
decline OF 4 points. The Liverpool
market is quiet. Futures closed ] to 2
points Of. New York spots went of
1.1sc on all grades today. August
futures declined IL points, September
3 and the new crop months points.
A leading New York cotton circular,
OF the 26ih, says Of the future market:
"The fright on near options has con-
tinued and run into next month, with
September rather the weakest
and really making point greater
decline than August. No special
reason could be shown for the break,
beyond req cted influence from the
apparent failure OF bull efforts for this
month. Some II to IL points were lost,
but later in the day evidence that the
offering Of September was being quiet
ly absorbed created reaction, and
about half the decline was recovered.
On the latter options there was also
decline amounting to some @ to 8
points; the absence Of good straight
demand, and a disposition to accept
crop accounts as improving, leading to
q ieeling Of depression, with the close
slow, at prices within small fraction
Of the lowest Of the day."
"The Southern rice crop Is being
harvested" says New Orleans Jour.
nal, aud the Louisiana crop is not as
large IS some previous years. In
Georgia and South Carolina, just about
the time for gathering the cereal,
came a1od, and q large proportion
Of the crop was put under water and
badly damaged or destroyed. The
Ices In South Carolina has been 90
great tina. the negroes on the rice
plantations will, this winter, require
some relief or assistance by the SAFE
or FEDERAL governments.
IMPORTS.
One hundred SKIS bran, 22 pkgB but.
Ter, 726 rolls bsgging, 100 pkgs bacon,
3e3 pigs boots and shoes, 1000 bu
corn, 20 pkgs cheese, los SKIS coffee,
1000 bdls cotton ties, 65 pkgs dry goods,
~ pkgs eggs, 900 brls -four, 492 bales
hay, 20 pfgs hats, 30 head cattle, l02
pkgs lard, 100000 feet lumber, AZ
pkgs liquors, 200 brls lime, 100 bIl.
meal, o brls molAsses, 800 kegs nails
5000 bu osts, 10 brls onions, 80 brl,
potatoes, 8 cars pork sides, 81 pkg
rise, l25 brls sugar, $40 pkgs tobacco
600 bu wheat.
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COrraN SEED RROnuCrs

PRIME CRUDE On - SIC; of
crude, none; prime summer yellow,
$50; of summer yellow, none
choice cooking summer yellow, 400
prime cotton seed meal, $40 car load
lots; less than car load, SIS; of cot
ton seed meal, =.
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HIDES AND TALIOW.

HIDRs-Dry flint, No. I, lac; No. 2,
lie; dry sailed, sole; green sailed,
No. l, Ito; No. 2, etc; green, Bose.
Sheep skins, l5C@fl. Beeswax, 2Oc.
Taliow, S(SS3c.
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HousEHoLp SUPPLIES.

ArPLEs-Kentucky stock, 81 50C93
per barrel; dried apples, DC per pound
from store. Dried peaches, &c from
store.
vEaKrABLE-o nions, S25O@2 rs from
store. Cabbage, Northern, 81 per
crate, SIS per 100. Kraut, barrels, 81;
bali bariels, -. Garlic, 81 per 100.
Fnur-oranges, 81 50@5 10 per boz |;
lemons, sA95 per boz; easier.
Bananas, 81 60(92 30 per bunch.
Nurs-Cocoanub, % per 100. Pea.
nuts Virginia, g.; Tennessee farm.
ers' stock, 3C94e; roasted, 2ic higher;
shell1d, i0c. Pec,ns-Texas, 7Csl0c
RAIsIss London layere, f3; layers,
81 IS; California, 81 10.
PIcKLB-In lars, pints, csc; quarts,
81 80; half gallons 81 IS; gallons,
S. 7bi loose, barrels, ~ 90; bal
barrels, ~ 25; mixed, barrels, $40 90;
mixed, half barrels, 90
Eoos-steady, l6C9i7o.
PorATon-Firm, selling, a. 66Cs
275 per barrel.
CfDKR New York, 81 70 per barrel
and 81 30 per half barrel.
FIsH-Macksre', half barrels, No. /,
90 rs; M. 2, s. rs; No. 8, i5; l0-lh
HI, No. i, 81; No. 2, Csc; No 3, Sbc
Dry herripgs, family, 2bc per box.
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THE RIVERS.
mOvEnENTs AT THE LEvEE.

Arrivals--Arkansss City, st. Louis
Coahoma, Frisp Point; Rene Mac
ready, .0Jceolo.
Departures-H. q. Wright, Vicks.
burg; Arkansas City, Vieksburg; Goa
homa, Frisrs Pointi Rene Mscresdy,
Osceola.
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hopho q Onios LEN.
LONDON, August pa p.m.-Br
silver 45 3.18d per ounce. Consols
opened at 10la for both money and
the account, and closed at 10l3 for
both.
PAsIs, August 26.-Three per cent
rentes 8lf SIZE for the account.
BERLIs, August 26.-He statement
OF the Imperial Bank Of Germany
shows an increase in specie Of $780,
600 marke.
BANK CLRARINGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 2o.-Bank
clearings today we're IS, 03S,000.
BALTIMORE, Nd. AUGUST 2o.-Bank
clearings today were 81 ,365, 1884; bal
snses, t205, 1856.
NEW YORK, August 2a-Bank
clearlngs today were &95,705, 235; bal.
snces, $5,260.9ii.
Bosros, MASS, August 26.-Bsnk
clearlngs today we're S9,SS8, al; bal
lancee, 81 .202, 604.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 26.-Bsnk
clesripgs today were 81 ,S4i, l6l; bal
apces, sl,l078i0.
ST. LOUIS, No., August 20 The
bank clearings today were S2,5l6, 465 ;
balances, s42l ,53S.
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ToB,ooo-Oommon, 25,9S5ci Other
grades, 3JCas5c.
ssupT-Garetps, go s.; Ralphs
go rs; Railroad, 90 %.
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Kansas city, Memphis aud nIrsnins.
mississippi aud Tennessee.

Leaves Arrives
IN. o. Mail. 500 pm IN. o, Mall. 300 am
'Sardis Ac... $3.50 pm sSardis Ao,.. 500 an
Mail trains will not stop at WhitehAven.
Horn Lake, Nesbit, Loves or aaE stations.
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PErROp.EUm.
WHISKY. WINES, LIQUORS ETC

Coal 0L-Pdme white, Wholesale
lots, l0c per gallon.
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wool.

Wool = Bury grease wool, I'M
washed, 139isc; clear grease wool,
2392ec; bury washed, 2SC9SOci tub
washed. 3393s,.
81. LouIs, No., August 26.-Wool
steady and unchanged but hm IN.
washed bright medium, lsCs2e.;
coane braid, l6(922c; low sandy, 100
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lew YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

NKw YoRK, August Through
forwardings on old engagements and
daily orders for duplicate selections
ssen.s had Q good business. with
jobbers the business was the most
active OF the season,
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WuIsKY-Straight Kentucky Bour
bon, Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye,
Robinson and Lincoln Counties, Ten.
nessee WHISTLES, according TO age and
make; common whisky, s0c@l 10, &C.
cording to proof.
CINCINNATI, o., August 26.--Whisky
active. Sales, 1918 barrels finished
goods on q basis OF 81 05.
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30; nne light, 1925; Ane heavy, IA
S20c; tub wsshed-choioe, 3S(9SS3c |;
fair, 35(9S7c; low, 90(0SSc.
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RIvkns ASD " EArHER.

0rrIol BIasAL Ssnvios, U. 8. All
MusrHis, August %, Pm.
The following observations are taken
at all stations named at .75o meridian time,
which IL ono hour later than Memphis time,
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TOnACnn ANn nNUYY.

PowDKR-Kess, o.; hall kegs, 81 rs
quarter kegs, 81 90.
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LEVEE WORK.

0pricl ov BokpD on consrssiossns ysll
tHh fIvru LoutsiArL Lnyur DisrlioIi y
DrLrA, La, August 1. lS7.1
GRhLEl PROPOSALS will DO received
- tho once n the Board Of Com mi,sions ere
for the Fifth Louisiana Levee District. a
Delta. msd,.on rs''sh La, up 70 2 o.eloek
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day. The total sales amounted 10
1914, 900. The total sales OF stocks 10.
day were $50, 1893 shares. Closing quo
tations:
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FINANCE.

kSuey firm and In good supply, at
per cent. The Clearing House Te-
port 10 Ne follows:
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Liverpool weekly statement for the
week ended August 20, 1887; -

New York cotton statement for week
ending August 20, 1887, with figures
for corresponding week in 1886:
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RAILROAD the TABLE.
Chesapeake and Ohio Route.

Chesapeake and ohio Route.
Leaves Arrives
'Past Mall. $3.50 a. m Fast Mail. II .5s a.n
Past Tx .... $3.50 pm East Ex.... 2;ts an
RIPLEY AZ. $3.50 p. IN 'Riploy Ac. $40 an
Mail and express train. run solid between
Memphis and Louisville; Pullman bunet
Ginning chair car on express, Three hours
quickest time to Chicago. Ticket ofhco I'M
der Peabody Hotel.
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HHOI, LHADAND HAILs,

sHoT-Drop 81 IS; Back 81 80.
LEAD &c.
NAns-Iron o. 1902 2Oi Stool o. 50
@f2 40.
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Louis .ple and Nashville
memph,. and Charleston
Memphis and Lille Rock.

leaves Arrives
srhr'h Pas III 800 o. m sThr'h Pas p.lb pm
..fbI'h Pas. Sis5 am .ThI'h Pa, 300 an
'fr'g'tlirom 'fIeiEht AZ
ncpe6eldl li0oa.m nepeksldl 40 pm
Central standard time.
Nors-. Daily. 1 Except Sunday.
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muOCK8.

southcrp Minera and Improvement
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19

These prices will continue only until June l.
1897 when they will positively be advanced. All
who purchase before that date will have the benefit
of the advanced prices.
The entire tract is beautifully situated, with
charming view, pure air and water and perfect
drainage. The Ostrich Farm Dummy Railroad
runs through the tract, with five-cent fare guaran
teed and from the center Of the city. This road
will be completed to the tract July 1887 Pure and
abundant water will be pped through all the streets
The title to the property IS absolutely perfect.
complete abstract will be kept in the office of the
Company for the inspection Of all purchasers and
certificate of title will be furnished to each buyer
with his deed.
This tract is situated upon the hills, which are
rapidly becoming the most desirable residence por-
ton of the city. The soil is warna sandy loan,
free from frost, being in what is known as the
warm belt The elevation is such that the ternpera
ture is more even than in the city.
NOTE-THE FIRST PURCHASERS HAVE FIRST CHOICE
Free carriage to the tract every day from the
office of the agents, at A. M. and 1870 p. M Maps
and circulars and all information can be had from
IByram & Poindexter, Managers,
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by pemission Los ANGELES NATIONAL BANK
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19

ereeseweld, Fresno; A W fetter and wife,
ssn Bernardino; X Tuffer. Buena vista
NJ W Littlefield, San Bsrnardino; W wOod
and wife, Pasadena; w II Coffin, Pasadena:
i Warpe and wife, Pasadena; Green,
wife and daughter, Pasadena; Clarke
and wife, Pasadena; Miss Jessie Risg. Pssa,
Ciesry. San Francisco; W N Conway, Pasa.
dens; T. Tomkinson, Lsms nds Park; a
Bo0ty, Yuma: Tally. Pasadena: il M
Hvoy, Newhsll; H W Nisbet, San Bernsr'
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19
suAfMAR Y.

Number OF transfers IN above list, 4S
Total amount of consideration, 1921 ,S55.
mum Der of transfers under $1,000 each, AZ
Total amount OF consideration, s1S,6I6
I Transfers for nominal consideration. 16.
Aggregate Of days transfers, $3.50, 9s7.
NOTE Transfers OF which the considera
ton is less than $1,000 are not published il
the above list.